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Benjamin Thevenin is an Associate Professor of Media Arts at Brigham Young University. His studies focus on the relationships between youth, media and politics, and, in particular, how we can better prepare young people to become thoughtful citizens, consumers, and creators of media. Benjamin serves on the Advisory Board for the Journal of Media Literacy Education and as Associate Editor of the International Encyclopedia of Media Literacy. MORE
Professor George Handley teaches environmental humanities at Brigham Young University and writes and researches on the intersection between religion, literature, and the environment, with a special interest in postcolonial literature. His articles have appeared in Callaloo, Modern Fiction Studies, Environmental Humanities, Angelaki, ISLE, Mississippi Quarterly, and other journals. His scholarship has also focused on the environmental values of Mormonism and he frequently speaks publicly in his home state of Utah about environmental values and issues. In addition to his scholarly writing, he writes creatively, and this work includes his environmental memoir, Home Waters, which won the 2011 prize for best memoir from the Association of Mormon Letters and his novel (with Roundfire Books) American Fork, which was a finalist for the best book in fiction in Utah in 2019. MORE
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